Guidelines for Uploading Vector Files (EPS) and PSD Files with JPG Previews
To ensure smooth and compliant uploading of vector (EPS) and PSD files, please follow these guidelines:
Vector Files (EPS)
File Format: The file must be in EPS format.
Preview File:
Format: JPG
   > Resolution: Minimum 1MP, maximum 20MP
   > Must have the same name as the EPS file
   > Must include metadata (title, description, keywords)
File Size: Minimum 1MB, maximum 100MB
Color Mode: RGB

PSD Files (PSD)
File Format: The file must be in PSD format.
Preview File:
Format: JPG
    > Resolution: Minimum 1MP, maximum 20MP
    > Must have the same name as the PSD file
    > Must include metadata (title, description, keywords)
File Size: Minimum 1.5MB, maximum 250MB
Color Mode: sRGB, Adobe RGB, or ProPhoto RGB

Steps for Uploading Files
1.Prepare the Main File:
     > Ensure your EPS or PSD file meets the specified format and size requirements.
2.Create a Preview File:
     > Generate a JPG preview from the EPS or PSD file.
     > Ensure the JPG resolution is between 1MP and 20MP.
     > Save the JPG with the same name as the main file (e.g., filename.eps and filename.jpg).
3.Add Metadata:
      > Include necessary metadata: title, description, and keywords in the JPG preview file.
4.Upload:
      > Upload both the main file (EPS or PSD) and the JPG preview file together.

By following these guidelines, you can ensure your files are correctly formatted and meet the necessary requirements for uploading.

Guidelines for Uploading Photo Files with JPG Previews
To ensure smooth and compliant uploading of photo files, please follow these guidelines:

Photo Files
File Format:
      > Accepted formats: JPG, JPEG (not JPG preview), and RAW with JPG preview.
File Size: Minimum 1.5MB, maximum 1GB.
Preview Resolution: Minimum 4MP, maximum 100MP.
Color Mode: sRGB, Adobe RGB, or ProPhoto RGB

Steps for Uploading Photo Files
1.Prepare the Main File:
     > Ensure your photo file is in one of the accepted formats: JPG, JPEG, or RAW.
     > Verify that the file size is between 1.5MB and 1GB.
2.Create a Preview File (if applicable):
 For RAW files, generate a JPG preview.
      > Ensure the JPG preview resolution is between 4MP and 100MP.
      > Save the JPG preview with the same name as the main file, except for the extension (e.g., filename.raw and filename.jpg).
3.Add Metadata:
       > Include necessary metadata: title, description, and keywords in the JPG preview file.
4.Upload:
        > Upload both the main file (JPG, JPEG, or RAW) and the JPG preview file (if applicable) together.

By following these guidelines, you can ensure your photo files are correctly formatted and meet the necessary requirements for uploading.